Kindness Behaviour Training (KBT)
Is an eight week course to cultivate more kindness in your life – for yourself and for other people.

THE 8 WEEK COURSE

It starts with a foundation in mindfulness, then introduces different approaches to cultivating kindness. The core practices are meditations that help us to transform our hearts and minds. These are coupled with reflections and exercises to bring kindness into our daily life.

THE BOOK

The full course is described in our book – Mindful Emotion: A short course in kindness.

WEBSITE RESOURCES

At this site you will find led meditations, reflections and other exercises to download.

Three things in human life are important. The first is to be kind. The second is to be kind. The third is to be kind.

Henry James

Who is KBT for?

KBT was first developed as a follow-on course for those who had completed a course in mindfulness, especially one of the therapeutic mindfulness courses such as mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) for depression, mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) or mindfulness-based addiction recovery (MBAR).

KBT is a great way to take further and expand on what has been learned on a mindfulness course – whether secular or Buddhist. However no previous experience of mindfulness is needed as the first two weeks give a basic grounding in mindfulness. Essentially KBT is for anyone who values kindness and wishes to bring more kindness into their life.

Testimonials

Buy this book, read it, practise with it. It’s a wonderfully welcome addition to the body of work around mindfulness and compassion. It’s engaging; down-to-earth but uplifting; and very much to the point.I’ll certainly be recommending it to all those who have attended my mindfulness classes.

Michael Chaskalson

Author of Mindfulness in Eight Weeks

With the problems we face in today’s world, kindness is more important than ever. In Mindful Emotion, the authors have produced a thorough and pragmatic guide to bringing mindfulness and kindness into our lives. It is an excellent book that I will be recommending to colleagues, clients, and friends.

Russell Kolts Ph.D.

Professor of Psychology at Eastern Washington University and author of CFT Made Simple: A Clinician's Guide to Practicing Compassion-Focused Therapy

The benefits of mindfulness are so much greater when they include a focus on kindness and compassion, both for ourselves and others. This book is a wonderful journey through the art and practice of mindful kindness – or as I like to call it, Kindfulness.

Dr Mark Williamson

Director, Action for Happiness

Kindness Behaviour Training

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